Medical plays like "m*a*s*h" and "pit" Make incredibly attractive television. Whether the cases are seemingly clear, and doctors just do their best to treat their patients or things are a little more complicated, there is always an element of life or death and at least a little medical mystery. The hit series Fox "House, Dr." took the idea of ​​a medical mystery a step further, after a brilliant-but-throat diagnostic, Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Lori), while trying to understand the cause of the medical bad on a different patient. Built as a police procedural, but with doctors instead of police officers, House was Sherlock Holmes with a stethoscope, which led to some truly amazing plot twists during the eight seasons of the show. There was a really absurd discovery near the end of season 4, however, which absolutely took the cake.

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The two -part season's final was one of the most complicated and emotional resonant things the show has done so far, after the house, after he survived a bus accident and it is believed that someone on the bus had a disease he should diagnose, setting him to find them. At the end of the first half, an appropriate titled "Head of the House", the audience revealed that things were much more serious than they looked. The piece of jewelry in one character has actually revealed that the dying character is the one who dies, and things from there have only become tragic. "Head of the House" and its monitoring, "Wilson's heart", were Two of the best episodes of "House, Dr.", And it all depends on a necklace made of amber.

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Most episodes of "House, D -R" followed their names about the fictional Princeton -Plainesboro (PPT) hospital in Newu Ers; There, he worked with a team of highly specialized doctors to solve the most inexperienced medical mysteries. The "head of the house", however, was different. Not only is the patient's identity a mystery, but much of the episode also happened in the House head, as he tried to remember the moments that led to the accident. In the end, he pushed himself into a heart attack by using unconventional pharmaceutical tactics to try and use his memory, resulting in having an Epiphany because he is resuscitated by his teammates.

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There is a woman on the bus in his memory that looks out of her place. She is dressed too nice, and when House tries to interrogate her, she answers a question to him: "What is my necklace done?" He looks down to her necklace, a loosely rectangular pendant of the beautiful amber and realizes the truth: the patient with mystery is Dr. Amber Wallakis (Ann Dudek), the girlfriend of collaborator and House's best friend, Dr. Jamesjeims Wilson. Amber was in a really serious condition in another hospital, and it seemed that even the house might not be able to save it. Wilson was Watson at Holmes in House, so Amber's fate had the potential to change his entire relationship.

The second half of the final, "Wilson's Heart", focused on House and the team as they tried to rescue Amber, who suffers from mysterious symptoms that complicate her injuries from the bus accident. In the end, Amber does not survive, leading to one of the most tragic moments in the history of the show (Along with Mud Pen, Dr. Lawrence Kutner, who dies of suicide). Death rides a wedge between House and Wilson that lasts for some time. Even a lot of influence next season, as House had romantic feelings for Amber that Wilson knew. (Not to mention how strange it is, Amber was in the bus with a house.)

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Amber was originally one of the scholarship applicants for Season 4, and although not rewarded with one of the three scholarships, her relationship with Wilson meant she was still bodies around the hospital. He seemed to intimidate the house a little and he called it "Cutthroat B ****" as a nickname because it could be quite shortened. However, there was also a strange Ection. In the end, Amber began to appear as hallucination after Kutner's death, serving as his conscience of guilty and tormenting him "from above the grave".

The success of shows like Max Pete is a show that people's Love Coat to medical plays has not changed at all. Even so, I would have been shocked if that series tried something like wild or strange as the devastating discovery of "House, D -R" and the amber necklace.

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